Dark Passage

The Lackland Abbey Chronicles: The Second Adventure

De: M.J. Putney, Mary Jo Putney

Narrado por: Siobhan Waring

Duración: 8 h y 15 m

Resumen del Editor

Risking danger, she finds hope and love

The Irregulars return safely home to 1803 England, their magic strengthened by their heroic efforts at Dunkirk. But Tory is shocked when she realizes that the ever deepening relationship with Allarde will cost him everything. If Tory really loves him, she must walk away so he can find a non-magical mate and avoid being disinherited. But does she have the strength to leave the love of her life?

Cynthia's heroic efforts at Dunkirk have won her the respect of the Irregulars, but her sharp tongue keeps everyone at a distance. Does she have the courage to risk love?

Then the Irregulars are drawn into a dangerous attempt to rescue a vitally important scientist from Nazi-occupied France. Countless lives are at stake, but when the mission goes awry, will they all survive to return home?

"Dark Passage is hard to put down…The characters will leave you thinking about them long after you finish the story." (Fresh Fiction)

The Lackland Academy Chronicles:

• Dark Mirror (Includes a bonus short story about Allarde, "Fallen from Grace")
• Dark Passage
• Dark Destiny

M. J. Putney is the YA alter ego of New York Times bes-tselling author Mary Jo Putney. The winner of numerous awards for her romances, M. J. is fond of reading, cats, travel, most of all, great stories!

©2011 Mary Jo Putney (P)2021 Mary Jo Putney

from 1803 England to Northern France 1940

Time-traveling magelings are summoned to Northern France, risking their lives to use all their magic, might, and cunning to save a Medical researcher working on antibiotics. This book was not as good as the first, but it was still enjoyable to see Tory and her group settle back into life at Lackland after their first adventure, then get literally dragged into a war zone in 1940 France. The story line is cute and engaging both on a personal level for the characters as well as the adventure. They also learn to save energy between mirror locations by using message stones which adds flexibility to the stranded nature of mirror travel and the huge energy demands it requires.

A Treat

Characters you would like to meet, exciting action, and a history lesson. Who could ask for more? I’m always on the lookout for Mary Jo Putney’s books, but I missed these YA books that were published 10 years ago, but were just released as audiobooks. The reader is good. I do wish she would make more of an effort to differentiate voices. For instance, Justin and Jack are from different social classes but sound identical. That’s a minor quibble and I’ve already bought the next book in the series.